People often don’t think about creating a disaster emergency kit until it’s too late. The truth is, every household should prepare an emergency kit way in advance of any possible threat. Kits are commercially sold, but often lack necessary equipment. Making your own ensures that you have everything to meet the unique needs of your family. After building your emergency kit, double-check it every three to six months to replace any food or medications that may have expired. Your kit should include the following:

Three-day supply of non-perishable food per person (consider any special dietary needs and avoid salty, dry foods that will make you thirsty)

Your first aid kit is possibly the most important piece of your emergency kit. Properly treating minor injuries can make a major difference when facing an emergency situation. Be sure to pack any specific items and medications needed by your family members and regularly check them to see if expired medicines need replacing. Generic items that should be included are:

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